In January 1986, discussions between the Union Home Ministry and Punjab government officials suggested some outer areas of Chandigarh might not transfer to Punjab on January 26. The language survey in 54 villages was completed amid security.
On January 16, 1986, the Indira Gandhi assassination trial concluded with judgment reserved. Globally, Gorbachev extended a Soviet nuclear moratorium, while Reagan pushed for arms control progress.
Haryana government employees in Faridabad protested forced sterilisation orders in 1986, burning effigies and planning stronger agitation. Meanwhile, South Yemen faced coup violence, General Cariappa became field marshal, and CPI-M disciplined members.
On January 14, 1986, the Supreme Court prevented power cuts to Shriram Foods. India expressed concern over Libya tensions. McDowell's faced tax evasion charges.
On January 12, 1986, India saw a key shift in Pakistan's trade stance, while Libya sought India's support after downing a US warplane. Explore this pivotal day in history.
The new Digital India Act and Data Protection Act 2023 raise crucial questions about privacy, consent, and government access. Here's what every Indian needs to know about their digital rights now.
Mumbai Indians Women secured a nail-biting 4-wicket win over Delhi Capitals Women in the WPL. Read the full match report, highlights, and key player performances here.
On January 10, 1986, the Soviet Union warned the US over Libya, India and Pakistan neared a trade deal, and Punjab was on alert. Explore this pivotal day in history.
The Supreme Court proposes a 'Romeo-Juliet' clause in the POCSO Act to prevent criminalising consensual teen relationships. Read about the legal debate and its implications.
On Jan 9, 1986, US President Reagan banned trade with Libya, facing resistance from Europe & Arab world. Punjab CM Barnala linked violence to Chandigarh transfer. Explore this historical front page.
Recent protests highlight India's minority protection challenges. While international voices rise, domestic accountability for mob violence and discrimination against Muslims remains a critical issue. Explore the full analysis.
On January 7, 1986, PM Rajiv Gandhi urged scientists to shun mediocrity, Punjab took steps against terror, and Libya braced for an Israeli strike. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Kerala High Court cites Quran to rule that divorced Muslim women can seek maintenance under CrPC even after personal law obligations are met. Landmark judgment sets aside family court order.
On January 7, 1986, United Breweries chairman Vijay Mallya was arrested under FERA. This front page also covered Vajpayee's Pakistan concerns, Akali strategy, and a factory closure threat. Read the full historical recap.
On January 6, 1986, India announced its entry into the global Silicon Club. Meanwhile, Punjab faced law & order threats, and Shriram Foods laid off 550+ workers. Explore this pivotal day in history.
On January 5, 1986, 13 parties moved to form a national opposition forum. Centre took a tough stand on Punjab violence, while US and USSR edged towards a missile pact. Explore this pivotal day.
Ahmedabad Waqf Committee urges AMC to withdraw notice for road widening affecting 300 graves at Chartoda Kabrastan, citing religious sanctity and legal protection. Details inside.
On January 3, 1986, the Reagan administration approved $41M in advanced radar for Pakistan. Meanwhile, Srikkanth scored his maiden Test century in Sydney, and DRI seized ₹1.77 crore worth of hashish in Bombay. Explore this day in history.
A look back at Jan 1, 1986: DRI probes lavish parties, India urges Sri Lanka on Tamil peace, Bangladesh's Ershad lifts politics ban, and IDF actions in Lebanon. Revisit history.
A critical look at how Bollywood's lazy and stereotypical depiction of Muslim characters misrepresents the community and reinforces harmful clichés. Read to understand the impact.
Maulana Shahbuddin Razvi, chief of All India Muslim Jamat, declares New Year celebrations on Dec 31/Jan 1 un-Islamic and Western. Read the details and implications.
An Ahmedabad court dismissed a Muslim couple's adoption request, citing incompatibility with personal law. The ruling highlights adoption procedures under the Juvenile Justice Act for Muslims.
Govinda reveals his early struggle and how a self-made video cassette convinced his uncle to cast him in his debut film 'Tan-Badan' in 1986. Discover the untold story of his Bollywood breakthrough.
India's new data protection law fuels AI tools for companies, but a critical innovation gap leaves citizens struggling to understand their privacy rights. Discover why empowering users is key to enforcement.
The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, gave Indian consumers legal rights. But decades later, its promise remains limited. Explore the gaps in enforcement and the road ahead for consumer justice.
A special court in Mumbai dismissed pleas seeking zero FIRs against two Thane judges, upholding judicial immunity. The judge cited lack of evidence and the Judges Protection Act. Read the full details.
IIT Kanpur's 1986 alumni pledge Rs 11 crore for student life, mental health, and infrastructure projects at their 40th reunion. Discover how this gift shapes the future.
Supreme Court mandates return of all marriage gifts to wife upon divorce, including those given to groom. A landmark ruling for Muslim women's rights and against patriarchy.
India's Supreme Court emphasizes dignity & autonomy for divorced Muslim women under a 1986 law, examining return of marital goods. Read the landmark ruling details.
Explore how Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined the Indian National Congress before founding the Muslim League, shaping India's political landscape. Discover this pivotal historical moment!